EPISODE · Apr 24, 2019 · 1H 2M
Patrick Sullivan -Tech/Lead- Universal Orlando Resort
from Theme Park Legends · host Steve Honeycutt
Who makes the theme park run? Some people say it's the "Techs", but who are the techs, and what do they do? Veteran Tech Patrick Sullivan not only answers both those questions, but takes on the journey of going from a regular human Lead, to a god like tech, and how you can become one too! It's a peek into the dark nether world of techs, on this episode of Theme PArk Legends!
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